Net Lease TV Panel - What Does a Trump Win Mean to The Economy and Real Estate?
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| Date Uploaded: November 24, 2024
| Date Created: November 24, 2024
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In this video feed Chris Marabella of Net Lease TV and Marabella Commercial Finance Interviews Jesse Limon of Marcus and Millichap and Dan Lewkowicz of Encore Commercial Real Estate discuss the most recent Trump presidential win and how this will effect the Net Lease market and the economy as a whole.
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Brokerage, Government, Lending / Finance, Tenant Concepts, Interviews / Podcasts / Speeches
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